Paul Jarry Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning

When a water heater Paul Jarry's crew had just installed turned out to carry a manufacturing defect, they kept coming back until the part was replaced. That January 2025 job — a new boiler, a new water heater, three faucets and fresh shut-offs for four sinks and three toilets — is the fullest account on the page, and the follow-through is the part the customer chose to write about. The Hudson company says it has worked southern New Hampshire since 1994, thirty-two years, under owner Paul Jarry; reviewers name his son Brad alongside Jim, Owen and Casper. Its New Hampshire plumbing licence, MBE0004132, is active. Its own website additionally lists a New Hampshire gas fitter's licence and certifications as a Rheem and Rinnai tankless installer, none of which we verified. The Better Business Bureau has held a file since 2009 but does not rate the business, saying it lacks enough information to do so, and publishes no complaints or government actions. Google averages 4.8 across 37 ratings, though only a dozen customers have written anything. Those dozen are consistent, and several go back years. A February 2025 reviewer picked them for a mini-split system specifically because on earlier jobs the crew had steered them toward the right product when an upsell was there for the taking. A September 2025 customer replacing a forced hot water heating system sent the same website enquiry to three companies; two never replied, Jarry answered quickly and came in as the best of the three quotes. One reviewer has used them for twelve years, another for well over a decade. The single reservation is about the minimum charge. In a 2022 review, a customer whose call was returned promptly and whose garbage disposal was cleared the next day — a flipped fuse and a Lego, about five minutes of work — received an $85 bill and thought it steep for the visit. For a boiler, a water heater, gas piping or a mini-split around Hudson, this is a small shop with unusually long-running customers. Ask what the service-call charge is before they come out for something small.